Quintus is a gamester who really likes to gamble. The problem? He’s terribly unlucky and never wins! In this tale, Quintus gets himself into a dicey situation, betting all sorts of valuables he can’t afford to lose. Will he come out on top, or lose it all in the end?

Features

• 34 unique words (excluding names, different forms of words, and meaning established within the text)
• 16 cognates
• total number of words: 840
• 36 pages of text (large font and many illustrations)

Information for teachers

This Pisoverse novella contains no more than 34 unique words (excluding names, different forms, and meaning established in the text), and 16 super clear cognates. 

The Index Verbōrum is rather comprehensive, with an English equivalent and example phrases from the text found under each vocabulary word. Meaning is established for every single word in this novella.

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